hould be able to
see the second dot for sure, right? But the moment I remove the first
dot, the second dot disappears from the output.
printf("It's %.24s.\n", ctime(&now));
system ("PAUSE");
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ecify this path for this copy of kernel in
my grub.conf.i have red hat kernel version 2.4.21-4.EL
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Rhys Hardwick wrote:
Hey there,
I know this may be a case of RTM, but I am getting confused on it.
I want to change the permissions of all the files in my home folder to
read only for all users but myself, but to leave directories
executable so that they can be opened
e password to decrypt it.
When you have SSH keys, you can also permit that key to only execute
specific commands (which makes life much safer).
( `man sshd` for more info on the authorized_keys file)
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by others, and only change the permissions on them
(I'll leave that as an exercise for the reader).
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get at least some errors), then you can remove
the -n to do a real repair attempt.
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r etc. etc.
Most, recent, versions of find can even tar up certain
matched files.
'Man find` for nore info on what find is capable of.
Ankit Jain wrote:
Which is more efficient? /if both perform the same
work and are not different then why shoudl we have 2 ?
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with all kinds of nice colors,
fine resolution and little penguin like I usually get when booting with a
Knoppix CD. On the kernel: I could provide the config, if that would
help. Here's a selection from it that may be relevant:
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orized"). If assumption (a) is wrong,
the general idea I'm suggesting should still work, but you will have to
adjust some details, depending on what the userid "bobo" actually is.
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ser (bad!).
This is why I'm still not accepting a commandline password
for pwcrypt. somebody might see it and realize what it's
likely to be used for. This way it only shows up as a
parameter on an echo command (which is usually a shell
builtin). This is basically security by obscurity,
search the directory.
Any program which knows the name of the file it's looking for
will still work fine. I think that this may be close enough to
what you want.
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either. The server
has two hot swap RAID 1 drives. To add anything else, it will require
external storage.
Basically I am just looking for a temporary fix until later down the road
when I go with more storage. The couple gigs I would be moving into the
root partition will suffice for a while.
of the directories
"(Doc - PDF) My Document.pdf"
would cause "find *" to display "invalid predicate" .
How can I overcome this problem ?
Thanks.
Thanks Mike and Raju for ur earlier responses.
Tony Gogoi
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y wanted to be really fancy, it might be
possible to create a bitmap of allocated blocks on the disk,
and only search in the unallocated space for your string
I'll leave that as an exercise for the reader :-).
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peech I am
asked to safe a *.ram file like for instance:
cat agenda.ram
pnm://rmv8.bbc.net.uk/worldservice/interview.ra?title="The Interview"
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e socket.
However, the client sees a TCP RST packet and only receives partial data.
What am I doing wrong? I though that the close would actually kill the socket after all the data has been sent
Thanks
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>>>leap.
>>>
>>>>I thought reinstalling shadow had put everything right, but there are
>>>>still hiccups. For example, although I can now su again --that is, it
>>>>now recognises the password-- if I give the wrong password I still
there's a way to use ssh without a password-request:
>
> On your local machine create a key with "ssh-keygen -t rsa" (use empty
> passphrase). After that copy the public part of the key (located in
> ~/.ssh/id_rsa.pub) to your remote machine under ~/.ssh/authorized_keys).
>
e with messages like (The
Cdrom Drive at XX has been removed yes?? /// There is a new cdrom
drive at Yes??)
I'm surprised that mandrake doesn't have something similar.
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hat SCO's claims
> concern only the 2.4.x kernel and later (i.e., the 2.5.x and thus upcoming
> 2.6 as well). I just don't quite understand how this represents such a
> threat to Linux: Linux already has solid, working kernels in the 2.0.x
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out a numeric calendar
fr a given month/year
cal 8 2003 will print out a calender for this august
cal 2004 will print out next year's calender
cal 9 1752 will show the month that they cut 10 day out
of the calendar to get back in sync with the solar year.
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hacks is not so
terrible for me. I'm thinking now to run FBSD, but Linux certainly
will be preferable. Can no more work with windows... Any experience?
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> before the first loop run).
Who needs a wristwatch when you're running on unix.
time the_command
will give you much more accurate timings than you could ever
get with a wristwatch.
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waits way too long. Replacing the for loop body with a
> usleep(100) works great... what am I missing here?
>
> Thanks
> Lee
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s and then bit copy the FILES (at the
user level) onto the new partition (e.g. with tar), or
2) bit-copy the partition over, and then manipulate the File System data directly
to be consistent with the extra available disk space. parted is the tool that
I usually use for things l
Peter wrote:
Hi,
I upgraded RH7.3 and the sound is gone.
Old kernel-2.4.18-24.7.x.i686; new kernel-2.4.20-13.7.i686
Have you tried running sndconfig again?
Have you rebooted since you updated? (I presume so, but I have to ask)
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RedHat, that would be the file /etc/sysctl.conf )
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a NAT setup, but we can ignore
that for now (just presume that our ISP does the NAT work).)
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